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Schools, 2008

203 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 11

Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 August 2008 · page 9

Why did you become a teacher? I started teaching when I was 14 years old, and I found that for me nothing beats the thrill of being able to work with children and…

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Around the Schools Honouring Australia’s past

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 August 2008 · page 9

MOUNT Sinai College year 3 students recently recited a poem recollecting Australia’s often-turbulent history with indigenous peoples and recent reconciliation to honour the country’s…

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School scrapbook Masada's artistic visions

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 August 2008 · page 9

MASADA College’s annual Art and Design and Technology (DAT) exhibition has built up an esteemed reputation over the years —and it certainly has lived up to it…

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Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 August 2008 · page 9

Why did you become a teacher? I actually worked in a laboratory for a little while, until I realised I needed to work with people, not a microscope. I looked into…

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Around the Schools Handing over the baton

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 September 2008 · page 9

MORIAH College recently elected its new year 12 student leadership team, which will take over in term 4 and continue until the end of term 3 next year…

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Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 September 2008 · page 9

Why did you become a teacher? When I was six years old, I was asked what I wanted to be when I grew up. My answer was: a teacher. In primary school and later in…

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‘No, I’m not your new teacher’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 September 2008 · page 11

JERUSALEM - Israeli President, Shimon Peres opened the academic year at a Jerusalem elementary school on Monday. More than 1.5 million Israeli…

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Top-notch teacher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2008 · page 9

MASADA preschool teacher Jill Anderson, who has taught at the school for more than 18 years, has been nominated for the National Excellence in Teaching Award’s (NEiTA)…

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Around the Schools Emanuel’s entertainers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2008 · page 9

EMANUEL SCHOOL year 12 students recently showcased their talents when the school held a drama and visual-art workshop. Among the evening’s highlights was a…

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Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 2008 · page 9

Why did you become a teacher? there are many good reasons why I become a teacher, but the most important one is the desire to make a difference in…

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Around the Schools Keeping Australia’s legacy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 September 2008 · page 9

MORIAH College and Emanuel School were among several day schools across Australia that took part in Badge Day as part of Legacy Week, selling badges in the Eastern…

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Art teacher wins first prize

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 September 2008 · page 4

JULIAN Wrigley, an art teacher at Moriah College, was awarded the first-place prize in the adult division at last weekend’s artbeaf08 for his artwork Pineapple Dreaming…

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Emanuel School’s new Holocaust studies program

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2008 · page 9

EMANUEL School is set to launch a new student-led Holocaust studies program next year that will involve students teaching their non-Jewish peers about the Shoah…

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Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2008 · page 9

Why did you become a teacher? My neighbour and rabbi, the late Rabbi Cyril Harris, gave me a lift to cheder, and during the course of the journey said to…

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Around the Schools Masada’s Shabbat lunch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2008 · page 9

MASADA College preschoolers recently enjoyed the joys of Shabbat when the school held its annual Shabbat lunch. The students sang Shabbat songs, told…

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Disabilities in Jewish Schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 2008 · page 27

MICHAEL and Natalie bchur have raised the critical issue of our community’s priorities (AJN 19/09). Unfortunately, the rejection of their…

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Around the Schools a ‘green’ Father’s Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 8

EMANUEL SCHOOL launched Its first “green” Father’s Day stall this year to educate students about the environment and give fathers a more environmentally friendly gifts…

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School scrapbook Mount Sinai shows off its artistic side on Education Day Chantal Abitbol

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 8

MOUNT Sinai recently held its annual open day - this year called Education Day inviting students and their families to roam around the primary school campus’…

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Teacher of the Week

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 8

Why did you become a teacher? I’Ve always enjoyed learning new things and working with children. I also trained in acting and the performance arts. Teaching…

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Shofar Factory at NSTE The Shofar Factory visited the North Shore Temple Emanuel Hebrew School on September 14

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 14

Jasper Dweck (left) and Reuben Lazarus. Isaac Holder (left) and Dale Simmington…

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